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Wilifaston Ishengoma, stands at his 22 acres coffee farm in Kimbugu ‘A’ village, Katoke Ward, Muleba District, Kagera Region.

Empowering coffee farmers: A journey of resilience, growth

IN the heart of Kimbugu ‘A’ village, Katoke Ward, Muleba District, Wilifaston Ishengoma (pictured) stands as a testament to the resilience and determination of local coffee farmers.

The Africa Energy Summit was not just about energy; it was also a reflection of Tanzania’s potential to excel on the global stage. The improvements made for the event are a glimpse of what the country can achieve when it sets its mind to it.

Africa energy summit: A glimpse into Tanzania’s potential for excellence

Trans-fats or trans-fatty acids are unsaturated fatty acids that come from industrial or natural sources

Dietary guidelines: Keep low intake of unsaturated fats, oils

Over the years, civil societies such as the Tanzania Gender Networking Programme (TGNP) have made several calls for the government to enact a specific law that will deal with the cases of gender based violence

When home turn out to be a grave: The urgent need to protect GBV survivors

Radio: A dominant and effective mass media communication tool

Tanzania makes good progress in global peace, terrorism rankings

Nurturing global citizenship amidst rising geopolitical and geo-economics tensions

Multiparty democracy, Kigali Institute and an African governance ‘paradigm’

‘Dope’ Xmas: Now this is from the horse’s mouth…

African public transport struggles to match urban growth

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A view of the head table during the opening session of the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing on September 4, 1995. Gertrude Mongella (left, standing at the podium), Secretary-General of the Conference, delivers her address.

Gertrude Mongella, 80, reflects on the landmark Beijing conference and lessons for the future

Catherine Ruge

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: Catherine Ruge as a trailblazer in politics, advocacy

Dr Rehema Ulimboka, a researcher from the University of Dodoma (right), briefed on invasive plants by a farmer, Charles Mazengo at Machenje village, Kongwa District, Dodoma Region.

Kongwa District’s rising threat of invasive plant threatens agriculture

Pili Pandu (left), a seaweed farmer holds a stick, ready to plant seaweed in the shallow waters of the ocean, right is Mwanaid Feruzi, her fellow farmer from Jambiani village.

Blue economy: Zanzibar’s seaweed farmers demand fair prices

The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) is commitment to ensuring that critical weather information reaches all Tanzanians.

Meteorological Day: Need for early warning systems against extreme weather events

EVERY two months, one of Eva Boniface’s three children falls ill with malaria, despite using a mosquito net.

Malaria fight in Tanzania: Why some regions still suffer

Considering the negative outcomes of school corporal punishment, the two NGOs called for the amendment of the Education Act, 1978 and prohibition of school corporal punishment.

Making domestic laws consistent with prohibition of degrading punishment

Tanzania has an estimated 12.1 to 17.4 million tonnes of municipal solid waste generated annually.

Waste management crisis: A call for urgent action and circular solutions

Some studies suggest that normal bedwetting can happen from 0-5 years of age, but above that it can be indicative of an underlying problem.

Studies: Children with bedwetting need parental care, love, support

The Bridge to Justice Foundation (B2JF) provides girls and young mothers with life skills training to enable them to generate an income. Pohoto: Julieth Chaula, DSJ.

Empowering the vulnerable: Raya Elhawi’s inspiring journey to transform women lives

The summit concluded with a call to action for African countries to implement policy reforms that create an enabling environment for green investments and sustainable growth.

AfDB joins Africa’s green economy summit to boost climate resilience

Benjamin Mkapa Hospital (BMH) has made history as the first health facility in Tanzania to successfully perform renal transplants using only local doctors, without foreign assistance.

The silent threat: Fighting kidney disease in Cameroon and Tanzania

The aid suspension disrupts critical programmes, jeopardizing progress and threatening essential services. A number of projects are at risk of closure, affecting vulnerable populations and people living with HIV/Aids.

USAID funding disruptions: Tanzania need alternative sources to offset reduced support

CURRENCY is the primary medium of exchange in the modern world, having replaced the barter system long ago as a means of trading goods and services.

BoT insists the use of local currency to strengthen economies, enhancing trade

Victor Ishengoma, a seasoned vanilla farmer, stands at his thriving farm in Kimbugu village, Izigo ward, Muleba District.

Vanilla’s broken promise: From prosperity to struggle

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